Some things improved over the 50mm / F1.4 Excellent imaging performance

Last year I had my first bought the EF 50 / 1.4 USM for my Canon EOS 450D, the Vorrausicht it later
at the now newly acquired Canon 6D full-frame camera to continue using it.
Initially enthusiastic about the high light intensity at 450 (previously had only max. F3.5) and I found a front focus,
The on the 6D was not as strong as at the 450er.Und the sharpness was the day and said something in bright light rather milky.
In Live Focus worked the 50s but both cameras quite well and dimmed from F4 better F5.6 already turned out to be the
50 it is at an amazingly good lens Why despite the small shortcomings for the price highly recommended, if you know
like.

All the more surprising is this 85mm / F1.8 offered here!
It costs only slightly more like the 50s and offers a picture for this price performance that has no equal.
At my APS-C usable already quite at full open aperture 1.8er and at the 6D full-frame extends a slight dimming
to F 2.8.
In Aperture F4 has actually already reached the optimum maximum-more need no longer be dimmed.
The image quality is simply superb and may well be an almost 3 times as expensive L-lens look quite old.
The '85 has just not image stabilization which might not be so bad, because otherwise the Canon lens a red
Would miss the ring and it did make him taste certainly over 1,000!

What I compared to 50mm / F1.4 better like this:

-Blitzschneller Autofocus, the absolute reliability on both the Canon EOS 450D, as well as the 6D also in phase mode
and precise work at all distances
-Innenfokussierung: The tube extends not like the 50mm / F1.4
-has 9 instead of 7 lenses
-Excellente Image clarity, even at the edge and already open aperture 1.8 useful

For newcomers, the change also straight to full-frame and looking for a good lens that is not too expensive,
are well advised here.

I have sample images from the moon (manual release!) And above all of our nearby forest area (approximately 0.5 km)
If you increase you see on the left side nor a bird sitting in the upper canopy.
(Camera was the 6D Full Format: ISO 400 and 1 / 100s at F5.6)